Would Alan Rickman want his Harry Potter co-stars to know he really felt about them?
Everyone knows about the legacy of Alan Rickman — one of the greatest actors who brought Professor Severus Snape to life in the Harry Potter movies, as well as other iconic roles such as Emma Thompson's cheating husband in Love Actually, Sir Alex Dane in the sci-fi comedy classic Galaxy Quest, and the greatest action movie villain in Hollywood history Hans Gruber from Die Hard, to name a few.
Fans believed Alan Rickman deserved an Oscar for every role. From his languid and unique voice to his versatility on screen, fans will never be over his absence from our screens after Rickman passed away in 2016. But despite how much fans miss Professor Snape, Alan Rickman who feels like an absent old friend to most fans, do they genuinely know the real Alan Rickman and did he want them to?
Fans will be able to get a glimpse into the real Alan Rickman, as his personal diaries all 27 volumes are slated for an October 2022 release.Alan Rickman started writing in his diaries in 1993 and in the book Madly Deeply The Alan Rickman Diaries, Rickman's writing style is described as anecdotal indiscreet witty gossipy and utterly candid" as fans of him are offered insight into both his public and personal life.
The diaries are also rumored to include juicy gossip about Alan Rickmans Harry Potter co-stars and what he really thought of them which leads fans to ask the following question: Is this what Alan Rickman would have really wanted for his personal diaries to be published for all the world to see?After HuffPost shared an article about some of the late actor's thoughts from his diaries, fans took to Twitter to share their discomfort at Rickman's diaries being public knowledge.Most fans seem to think that the release of Rickman's persona diaries after death is invasive and a gross intrusion of privacy.
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